Think in Math, Write in Code

Re:Think in Math, Write in Code by dr0wsy on Saturday July 20, 2019 @06:06AM (#20484932)

Thanks for the explanation! An example to check if I understood you correctly.

  `func1(r, s)` is a function that sends a request `r` to a given server `s`. It returns a status code from the server.

How does that sound? It feels more like a spec than "doing math".

> I highly recommend that book I linked in the article: "Introduction to Graph Theory" By: Trudeau

I'll check it out! Does the book cover all the relevant parts you mentioned before?

Btw, it seems you don't link the book in the article. At least I couldn't find it when looked now.

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Re:Think in Math, Write in Code by justinmeiners on Saturday July 20, 2019 @07:00PM (#20488863)

Sort of. That would absolutely be "allowed". Now whether that is useful to write out, depends on what problem you are trying to solve.

Here is another example

> Does the book cover all the relevant parts

No, it isn't quite so comprehensive, but it will absolutely help you get started and help you decide if you want to learn more.

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